Avalon Springs is celebrated for its exceptional hospitality and the magical embrace of its natural hot springs, which rise to a soothing temperature of 43 degrees. These mineral-laden waters, born from the mystical Cogman’s Kloof, Read more...
Zwelethemba is an isiXhosa word, meaning Nation of Hope. It was first named ‘eMtshokotshweni’ (referring to the concrete slabs used in building houses) and as the settlement expanded, it was then called ‘Khwezi’ (Morning Star), Read more...
The Worcester Heritage walking route is a journey of discovery into the rich architectural history of buildings such as The Drostdy, the Dutch Reformed Mother Church and Beck House. Eighteen sites make up the route Read more...
What is Breede Valley parkrun? A free, fun, and friendly weekly 5k community event. Walk, jog, run, volunteer or spectate – it’s up to you! When is it? Every Saturday at 8:00am. Where is it? Read more...
150 Km’s from Cape Town, nestled in the fynbos mountains, Klipbokkop Mountain Reserve offers an exclusive getaway in a pristine natural environment. Our facilities are set on the slopes of the mountains boasting comfortable conference Read more...
On the eastern edges of the Cape Winelands lies a small town with an old soul and a big heart. Surrounded by a vast landscape of rugged mountains, open plains and outstretched vineyards, Worcester is Read more...
The Karoo village of Leeu Gamka in the Western Cape was settled at the confluence of two rivers named after the lion in Afrikaans and Khoisan respectively: the Leeu River and the Gamka River. It Read more...
Klipheuwel Farm is situated within the Hex River Valley in Sandhills. The farm is surrounded by the majestic Hex River Mountains and the area’s vineyards are well known for their annual show of spectacularly bright Read more...
Garden of Remembrance In 1887 the first monument was erected to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Queen Victoria’s coronation. On this occasion the cannon inadvertently aimed at the city hall, fired 21 shots!! The cannon Read more...
The church stands on the town’s secondary axis, at right angles to that of the Drostdy, and at the head of two vacant blocks, one of which is now built up. It was initially meant Read more...
